STAR WARS

[Melvinthegreat]

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kalain oist na spoil ang akong excitement.... cge lang tan aw lang japon ko ...

[digitalsuperman]

nice kaayo, i just watched the ROTS full trailer...nice kaayo....son gyud diay ni palpatine si anakin uy kay iya man gitawag ug son si anakin..wahhh! can't wait...

[MrBiddle]

Actually, just what Palpatine calls him since he's been a counselor and someone watching him since Anakin was a nine year old. But the idea of Palpatine being literally his Father is suggestive since the Sith Lord mentions a Dark Side ability to manipulate midi-chlorians to create life.

[digitalsuperman]

ahhh ok...nice..nice...

[Carlo Borromeo]

Spielberg a "Guest Director" on Episode III?

Posted by RT-News on Friday, Apr. 01, 2005, 11:29 AM


Scott Weinberg writes: "StarWars.com divulges some fairly fascinating news in their interview with "The Making of Revenge of the Sith" author J.W. Rinzler: Steven Spielberg helped put some sequences together? "As George [Lucas] explains in the book, he gave Spielberg a few scenes to play with at the animatics stage: a bit of the Mustafar duel, and Yoda's duel with the Emperor, along with a couple of others. How much of Spielberg's contribution made it to the final film, only Lucas or Spielberg could say, particularly as George revised and reinvented every scene in the film so extensively in editorial."

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/news/c...entryid=179426

[litlit]

.. im so excited to watch

[MrBiddle]

How much of Spielberg's contribution made it to the final film, only Lucas or Spielberg could say, particularly as George revised and reinvented every scene in the film so extensively in editorial."

If you're thinking that the fireplace scene in ATTACK OF THE CLONES was completely "VFX Free" then you're wrong. There was some rotoscoping going on after Lucas wanted to split the screen and put in various takes of each side (Anakin and Padme) and each performer and just painted out anything in the image of that scene that would tip off the fact that each shot there wasn't as it was taken from the camera. This is according to Ben Burtt in the AOTC DVD audio commentary.

I would imagine there are many scenes like this in ROTS only we won't know what they are until we listen to the ROTS DVD commentary.

The DVD, coming out this November if I'm n0t mistaken.

[digitalsuperman]

naa na ba kaha si Han Solo sa ROTS?..kay nana man si chewbaca....by the way, kinsa diay na si han solo?

[MrBiddle]

Nope. Han isn't in this movie... Who is Han Solo? He was apparently a smuggler, wanting to rake in cash the easy but illegal way and there's so much of him redeeming himself in the extended universe novels set after Episode 6.

He probably didn't need further exposition for his backstory in the prequels... if n0t, he just couldn't be squeezed in on the prequel episodes.

[Ya_Sui]

Bitaw.. If naa si Han Solo.. Unsaon nila pag look young ni Harrison Ford? Mao cguro wala nila g apil si Han Solo sa three kay maglisod na cguro ang mga make-up artist ana..